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Generate AST for the DLR

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 Lionel LASKE
Architect C2S
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Lionel is a software architect at C2S, a software company based in France and subsidiary of the Bouygues group.
Lionel is also the author of Liogo, an open-source Logo compiler for .NET.
Lionel is a contributor of DotNetGuru and Dr.Dobb's Journal.
Lionel is President and co-founder of OLPC France.

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Learn how to generate your own code for the DLR using an Abstract Syntax Tree.
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First Posted 1 Aug 2008
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